Fry, fortified with snacks, soda, as well as his all-Rush cassette tape, situates himself at the controls of a rolling AAA platform and begins destroying the alien ships. After Fry enters "ASS" as his initials for his high score, the invaders emerge, with one stating "All your base are belong to us. A compromise is reached, with the Nintendians throwing their laundry in with Earth's. Leela wants to see her true home. When the Professor pulls the lever on the What-if Machine, he whacks her in the head and she falls to the floor unconscious.
She wakes up in sepiatone with Nibbler pawing at her, at the helm of the Planet Express ship , which is caught in a tornado.
It crash lands in a technicolor wonderland, crushing the Wicked Witch of the East , Scruffy. Glinda the Good Witch of the North , Amy, tells her that she should seek out the Professor, who lives in the Emerald Laboratory down Martin Luther King Boulevard, which is constructed from yellow brick.
While traveling, she meets a scarecrow, Fry, a mechanical man, Bender, and "the other guy", Zoidberg. The Wicked Witch of the West always wanted a daughter and offers to take Leela in.
Leela accepts as long as she can be a "real" witch and not just dance around at the equinox. As part of the celebration, Bender takes a bottle of champagne from his compartment an uncorks it. Under tremendous pressure, the liquid shoots out of the bottle and lands on the Wicked Witch of the West, causing her to melt. Falling back to the original plan, the crew make their way to the Emerald Laboratory. There they meet the great and forgetful Professor.
The Professor tells Leela that she can go home by clicking her ruby boots together and wishing to go home. She objects that she wants to stay, but the Professor insists she must return to Kansas to live with her "dirt-farming, teetotaling" aunt and uncle. Pretending to agree, Leela clicks her heels and says: "There's no place like He quickly becomes a folk music hero and decides to write his own song about broken robots. It's while writing this masterpiece that Bender says this line, delivering it like the final lyrics to his song are a stroke of genius.
The joke pays off later when Bender finally gets to perform his song, and out of nowhere, he really does tell the audience "put your hands in the air like you just don't care. We already talked about how Bender has a healthy or unhealthy, depending on how you look at it ego, and even when he's been utterly defeated, he still manages to somehow see himself as being the greatest.
When Bender is shut down from ever being a Harlem Globetrotter he looks deep in his heart and must admit that he is not funky enough , he seems to have a bit of an existential crisis. After all, if he can't achieve his dream, then what is the point of anything anymore? Bender utters this line just as he is about to put the doomsday device in place in order to solve the temporal issues taking place throughout the universe. If only he had been around when Bubblegum Tate declared everyone in the room an honorary Globetrotter When Bender and Fry first meet, Bender can barely believe that anyone would want to have a robot as a friend.
In a way, it is Fry's friendship that gives Bender's life meaning. After all, the two met while Bender was waiting in line to use a suicide machine. In the episode "I, Roommate," Bender and Fry decide to move in together, and after a rocky few nights of Fry trying to sleep in Bender's tiny apartment which is essentially just a closet , they move to a much bigger place.
Even though Bender and Fry's friendship is tested, they stick together, and in the end, Fry ends up living in Bender's closet a massive apartment. They head to Luna Park, a theme park built on the moon. To everyone else, it's a pretty conventional trip, but Fry can barely contain his excitement.
Bender spends most of the episode making all sorts of trouble obviously , and after getting kicked out of Luna Park, he declares he is going to start his own theme park with all of the things that he wants.
How could any of Bender's other quotes take the top spot over this one? It might just be the most frequent phrase that he says, and there are plenty of variations on it "bite my glorious golden ass," "bite my red, hot, glowing ass," and so on and so on.
Bender's catchphrase essentially became the catchphrase for the entire show, encompassing not just the show's attitude, but also its futuristic setting. By Colin Leggett Updated Feb 01, Fry spanish dubbing uncredited. Bret Haaland.
Storyline Edit. Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Goofs Many of the characters in the "if life were like a video game" segment are referred to as "Nintendians", a reference to the video game manufacturer Nintendo. However, very few of these characters are actually from games by Nintendo.
Quotes Fry : All right. Suggest THIS! User reviews 2 Review. Details Edit. Release date January 6, United States. United States. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 23 minutes.
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